Walt: The Man Behind the Myth

TV Movie
2001
TV-G
1h 27m

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Walt Disney in Walt: The Man Behind the Myth (2001)

Walt Disney was a great person and he created Disneyland and other things for people all over the world and they are so proud of his great work and Mickey Mouse and Mary Poppins.Walt Disney was a great person and he created Disneyland and other things for people all over the world and they are so proud of his great work and Mickey Mouse and Mary Poppins.Walt Disney was a great person and he created Disneyland and other things for people all over the world and they are so proud of his great work and Mickey Mouse and Mary Poppins.

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8martinadigianfelice

Extraordinary

Extraordinary is seriously the only word that can describe this documentary. I watch it again and again and again and I never like it a inch less. Wonderful!

1sspezzati

PR movie

A perfect PR movie product. Wouldn't bother watching it.

8bdn-23937

One of the most depressing films.

A great look at the life of Walt Disney. From his birth to his untimely death. By the end I was crying. Highly recommended.

9slayerbecca

Loved it

I never really knew much about Walt Disney, so I bought this film. And I think it was a great place to start. It gave a lot of background information, and you really got to see things from the point of view of the time. Instead of looking at it from 2005, I was looking at the film from the early 1900s and into the future. Walt's early life really interested me. He was basically a regular guy (aka genius) following something that really interested him.

I recommend this to anyone who wants a nice base of information about Disney. It's got that warm fuzzy feeling to it as well, but without hiding much. I think most will enjoy it.

StreepFan126

A Magical Experience

I usually don't find documentaries all that entertaining, but this one sure was. It had the Disney touch all over it. It is so interesting to see how Walt Disney came up with his ideas, and how his tem, made them happen. I even cried when it got to the point where Walt Disney died. I heared that this is going to be shown every year now around Walt Disney's birthday, so watch for it.

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Trivia
Walt's last animated feature that he over saw before his death was Le Livre de la jungle (1967).

Quotes
Charles Solomon: When we look at Steamboat Willie today, it's hard to imagine how fresh and how different it must had been than the other animated films of that era. In November 1928. you had never seen anything like this before. Here was a character laughing and dancing and whistling and singing coordinated to the music more perfectly than anything you would have seen before.